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Woo Hoo, what a fan!!!

You have no idea what it means to me that you approve....... really! :flirt:

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Is there a 5 dollar rebate with starting threads tonight ?

You can mail it to me. I'll PM my address.

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He said nothing wrong.......

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you could wear whatever jersey u want

noone really gives a rats ass

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You have no idea what it means to me that you approve....... really! :flirt:

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So, wear your shirt and be the big man, comic book guy. I'm glad you shared, it made all the difference.

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you could wear whatever jersey u want

noone really gives a rats ass

Thanks for your approval.

 

BTW, I hope a rat bites you in the ass..........

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Thanks for your approval.

 

BTW, I hope a rat bites you in the ass..........

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lol

sorry im really bitter about this season, no offence to you or any of the wonderful rats that fill our sewers

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Thanks for your approval.

 

BTW, I hope a rat bites you in the ass..........

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Wouldn't be the first time a rat's bit my ass, but what are ya gonna do?

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So, wear your shirt and be the big man, comic book guy. I'm glad you shared, it made all the difference.

Thanks! I appreciate it.

Posted
Wouldn't be the first time a rat's bit my ass, but what are ya gonna do?

I'll wear my Moulds shirt & cheer on the Bills from 337.... How about you Homey?

Posted
Im not certain, but I think we got out of sync on insults. Is it your turn?

Hahahah..... the rat one wasn't about you....

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Thanks for your approval.

 

BTW, I hope a rat bites you in the ass..........

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Wow, that sure brings back some memories.

 

We lived in a band house in the Oak Square area of Brighton/Boston. Pretty squalor-iffic conditions, but we didn’t care because we were just a bunch of kids. Not a care in the world.

 

Anyway, we were up all night practicing and drinking gin, which was a luxury because we were dirt poor and mainly drank cheap beer. But that’s neither here-nor-there.

 

So, we’re done practicing and we’ve killed off the bottles of gin we had, and we all go off to our cardboard slabs to pass out. A few hours later, I have to use the head. So I go in to the bathroom and flick on the light. To my surprise, there’s a rat doing the dog-paddle in the toilet. I kick the lid down with my foot and slam the bathroom door behind me, to try and trap that sucker in the bathroom.

 

I go over to my buddy Tommy’s cardboard slab and nudge him with my foot.

 

“Hey, Tommy.” I say.

 

No response, which wasn’t a shock because we were up pretty late getting loaded on warm gin.

 

“Hey, Tommy.” I say again, and kick him in the ribs.

 

“What the **** do you want, man” says Tommy.

 

“Dude”, I say, “There’s a huge rat in the toilet.”

 

“No way!”

 

“Way!”

 

“Well what are we gonna do?”

 

Neither one of us were thinking too straight, and I was further hampered because I was sitting on a golf ball at that point.

 

“Look, man” I said, “I’m going in. Whatever happens in there, just don’t open the door.”

 

“I owe you my life, dude” (writer embellishment)

 

So I go in, plunger in hand, like an ancient warrior headed into a dragon’s lair (more embellishment) and slam the bathroom door behind me.

 

I kick open the toilet seat.

 

I look at the rat.

 

The rat looks at me.

 

And I go medieval on his ass, and plunge that dude like he just ate my whole village.

 

He thrashed.

 

I plunged harder.

 

He thrashed some more.

 

I smoked a cigarette.

 

He thrashed one last time.

 

I fell for it and lifted the plunger.

 

He had used the air in the plunger bulb to ride out my suffocating blows. He was a worthy opponent, but I was sitting on a golf ball and I would not be denied.

 

I thrust one last time and pushed all the air out of the plunger, holding him under for what seemed like an eternity (writer embellishment, probably a minute and a half).

 

The game was done. I removed the instrument of death (come on, man, it’s a freaking plunger), saluted his valiant effort, and flushed his carcass into the unknown.

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Maybe with you wearing his jersey, he might show up and play with a little heart! You could be in a rough day, it's a long walk to the parking lot.

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He said nothing wrong.......

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I'll wear my Darryl Talley jersey, for i'm yearning for a guy who plays with heart on defense.

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Wow, that sure brings back some memories.

 

We lived in a band house in the Oak Square area of Brighton/Boston.  Pretty squalor-iffic conditions, but we didn’t care because we were just a bunch of kids.  Not a care in the world.

 

Anyway, we were up all night practicing and drinking gin, which was a luxury because we were dirt poor and mainly drank cheap beer.  But that’s neither here-nor-there. 

 

So, we’re done practicing and we’ve killed off the bottles of gin we had, and we all go off to our cardboard slabs to pass out.  A few hours later, I have to use the head.  So I go in to the bathroom and flick on the light.  To my surprise, there’s a rat doing the dog-paddle in the toilet.  I kick the lid down with my foot and slam the bathroom door behind me, to try and trap that sucker in the bathroom.

 

I go over to my buddy Tommy’s cardboard slab and nudge him with my foot.

 

“Hey, Tommy.”  I say.

 

No response, which wasn’t a shock because we were up pretty late getting loaded on warm gin.

 

“Hey, Tommy.”  I say again, and kick him in the ribs.

 

“What the **** do you want, man” says Tommy.

 

“Dude”, I say, “There’s a huge rat in the toilet.”

 

“No way!”

 

“Way!”

 

“Well what are we gonna do?”

 

Neither one of us were thinking too straight, and I was further hampered because I was sitting on a golf ball at that point.

 

“Look, man” I said, “I’m going in. Whatever happens in there, just don’t open the door.”

 

“I owe you my life, dude” (writer embellishment)

 

So I go in, plunger in hand, like an ancient warrior headed into a dragon’s lair (more embellishment) and slam the bathroom door behind me.

 

I kick open the toilet seat.

 

I look at the rat.

 

The rat looks at me.

 

And I go medieval on his ass, and plunge that dude like he just ate my whole village. 

 

He thrashed. 

 

I plunged harder. 

 

He thrashed some more.

 

I smoked a cigarette. 

 

He thrashed one last time. 

 

I fell for it and lifted the plunger.

 

He had used the air in the plunger bulb to ride out my suffocating blows.  He was a worthy opponent, but I was sitting on a golf ball and I would not be denied.

 

I thrust one last time and pushed all the air out of the plunger, holding him under for what seemed like an eternity (writer embellishment, probably a minute and a half).

 

The game was done.  I removed the instrument of death (come on, man, it’s a freaking plunger), saluted his valiant effort, and flushed his carcass into the unknown.

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lmao...good stuff man

 

that rat was no match

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